Luigi Bosca Grand Pinot Noir La Consulta 2015

€21.50*

Content: 0.75 (€28.67* / 1 Liter)

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Product number: WFC32111

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Luigi Bosca

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Product information "Luigi Bosca Grand Pinot Noir La Consulta 2015"

This wine has been awarded 91 points "Wines of Argentina Wine Awards" 2017.

Grape variety:

Pinot Noir

Tasting notes:

Luigi Bosca - Grand Pinot Noir - La Consulta is an authentic wine of the country. It has a bright ruby red colour and is not very deep. Its aromas are delicate, with notes of red fruits and spices. In the mouth it is lively and balanced, with a fine texture, open and refreshing on the palate; with a complex character and a deep finish, integrating the toasted notes of ageing in French oak barrels. It is a variety exponent with personality and ageing potential.

Serving temperature

15- 18°C

Type of wine:	Red wine
Grape variety:	Pinot Noir
Vintage:	2015
Country:	Argentina
Region:	Cuyo
Location:	La Consulta, Uco Valley, Mendoza
Altitude:	1.170 MAMSL
Ageing:	8 months in oak barrels
Enologist:	Pablo Cúneo
Alcohol:	13% vol.
Allergens:	Contains sulfite
Awards:	Internationally awarded wine
Introduced by:	Wine & Food Concept - Internationale Handelsgesellschaft mbH. Fasanenstrasse 42, 10719, Berlin

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